♪ from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". heavy rain moves through the area. definitely a wet start to the weekend. but the good news it isn't a complete washout. justin drabick is tracking when the rain moves out. also ahead, new surface e-mail -- e-mail surface that could potentially derail the case against bill cosby. we've got the details. and investors are on edge after big losses on wall street. we're live with what's fueling the stock market slump. today is saturday, januar january 16th. good morning, i'm rah hold solomon. 42 degrees and 5:00 o'clock right here in center city philadelphia. here's meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather. justin, certainly a wet start to this weekend. >> good news you can ditch the umbrella give it another half

hour, hour we'll start to dry thing out i won't ab bad saturday at all. >> i leak it. >> little bit of rain. you can hold off another hour most areas will be dry for the most part. overall temperatures not too bad. we'll be somewhat mild this time -- for this time of year. check it out. back of the edge moving through berks county and chester county couple leftover showers extreme northern delaware. give it five, 5:30 from west to east. that dry weather returns so improving conditions through the mid morning. still some problems as far as the fog goes north and west into the lehigh valley berks county visibility down to about a mile and a half in allentown. .30 of a mile up in mount poco pocono. there are the temperatures. mid and upper 30s north of the city. then you go from philadelphia on southward in the mid 40s and we should see a little bit of sunshine today with some spots getting up to near 50 degrees much winds right now pretty much calcalmed to about 10 miles per hour. they'll kick up later this morning into the afternoon and become gusty at times as drier air returns but check it out. 9:00 o'clock temperatures in the low 40s and some sunshine

returns by noontime in the upper 40s. we should make it up to about 51 degrees for the afternoon high for philadelphia. near 50 at the shore. looks like those clouds hold off longer in the poconos temperatures struggle to get to the upper 30 today's is the warmest day out of the next seven. we'll bring back cold arctic a air. we'll break down that for you coming up in the seven day forecast in few more minutes. back to you. >> thank you very much. this morning, reports of a bombshell e-mail that could derail the sexual assault case against comedian bill cosby. the e-mail obtained by cnn reportedly details a deal cosby made in 2005 to keep a deposition in a civil case from ever being used against him in a criminal court. that deposition is key evidence for prosecutors who champed the 78-year-old in december with sexually assaulting a former temple employee back in 2004. the e-mail was reportedly sent before charges were filed to former montgomery county district attorney lisa vet free per man by her predaceous sore

to comment from the da's office or cosby's representatives. new this morning four people are in the hospital after a wreck in west philadelphia overnight. it happened at the intersection of 67th and chester. two cars were involved. one car crashed into an suv parked in front of a house. the other landed in the front yard of a home. no word yet on the condition of the victims. police are still investigating the cause. two families are out of their homes this morning after a building collapse in the frankford section of philadelphia. it happened last night in the 2100 block of orthodox street. it was a partial collapse to three-story home. luckily no one was injured. the red cross is assisting those families displaced by the collapse. no word yet on that cause. philadelphia police officer is injured while trying to make an arrest in kensington. it happen at the corner of a and ontario streets around 7:00 last night. police say officers were questioning a 23-year-old man during a traffic stop when the man took off. the officers ran after him and

say he tried to pull a gun on them. one of the officers broke his ankle while wrestling the weapon away. the suspect was arrested and the officer is now recovering at temple hospital. well, plunging oil prices and china' economic slow down are being blamed for the stock market's worst ever start to new year. markets closed down again yesterday. at the rental of the day the dow was down 390 points to close at 15,988. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 were also lower. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandra huff live in the satellite center this morning with more on the slumping markets. good morning, alec. >> good morning. oil prices fell another 6% yesterday down to as low as 2928 a barrel. while may feel good to consumers the stock market has fallen near lock step. as you can imagine energy companies saw the greatest losses as the week closed out many falling at least 10%. not only is that in line with gas but with china. they've been struggling to stabilize their market and thus have impacted confidence back

home on wall street. the hope is always that u.s. customers will then use their money that they've saved on gas elsewhere. it's not clear that that's happening though drivers are appreciative. >> i think they should be low all the time, definitely. i mean just because i'm buying it of course i want it to be l low. >> as far as related to gas, yes, of course. i am always worried about the stock market because like i said before, i would like the goose stay as it is. >> now decent stock market and low gas prices both of those things happening at once, that is the challenge. something that's not unusual but always interesting is that while other commodities fell, gold rose one point 4% yesterday which typically does when investors are fearful. reporting in the sat center this morning alexandria huff, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. vice-president joe biden's mission to cure cancer begins right here in philadelphia. on friday he toured the university of pennsylvania's abramson cancer center. researchers are working on variety of treatments including

immuno therapy where cancer is killed by the patient's reengineered immune system. the vice-president's mission follows the death of his son beau from brain cancer. >> the goal is whatever break throughs we can make in 10 years my goal is to make sure we can do it in five years. >> um-hmm. >> my goal is that we find absolute cures, but for some cancers we get to the point where we can manage them they become chronic diseases. >> the vice-president says he will use his influence to break down barriers in the medical world. he says the barriers are holding that progress on finding a cure. 12 military personnel are missing after two marine helicopters collided off the oahu coast in hawaii. what was a search for survivors has now turned into a recovery effort. the transport helicopters each carrying six marines including instructor pilots crashed late thursday night during a routine training mission. some on shore heard the impact.

>> around 11:30 i heard a big explosion, boom! then i her another one shortly after, kind of spontaneously, boom, then another boom. >> rescue teams initially found an empty life raft and debris two and a half miles off the north shore. waves up to 40 feet high are complicating their search efforts. flint, michigan water contamination crisis is having deadly effects. michigan's governor is asking for a federal disaster declaration but as adrian in a diaz reports residents have their own demand. >> reporter: flint residents of residents storm state capitol this week calling fort resignation of the governor after learning their drinking water was contaminated with lead. the problems began after the city switch its water supply to the flint river in the spring of 2014. the corrosive water stripped lead from pipes and children in the city were found with high levels of lead in their blood. the city has changed its water

source but environmentalists say the water coming out of faucets is still unsafe. now health officials are investigate a spike in legionnaires' disease. there have been 87 cases of the lou pneumonia like disease sin the water switch, and 10 people have died. including troy kid's mother debbie who died in august. >> so did she die because of somebody didn't want to say, hey, the water might be bad? >> this is what was coming out of their tap. >> dr. mark edwards of virginia tech has been studying flint's water. >> if indeed it is true that this can be linked to the water system and there's aplite tee strong likelihood, yes, unfortunately, people will die from this water. >> adrianna diaz for cbs3 "eyewitness news". meet the millionaires coming up next on "eyewitness news" a tennessee couple claims their share of the powerball jackpot. why they say they don't plan to make major changes to their

lives. not yet at least. and also, ahead, a baby so sick doctors initially said there was nothing else they can do. but she survive. all thanks to a cardboard contraption that sells for less than $20 online. health reporter stephanie stahl has the amazing story how it saved her life. we'll be right back.

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meanwhile a powerball prank is caught on cam a take look at this sell abrasions erupted inside a nursing home where a nurse thought she won the big $1.6 billion jackpot. her own son called her saying she won, then tech add picture of what he said was the winning ticket. when she got home from work later he told her he was just joking much that is not okay. >> that's wrong. >> that's cruel. >> wow! >> i would like to know how old he is. >> yeah. really. >> if he's young, i would condone it a little bit more. >> let it slowed. >> imagine if shed quit her job. big trouble. what's the weather looking like. >> good conditions for the weather. that's good news. some rain right now. it will get better through the morning into the afternoon. saturday not washout at all. had hing out have the um blame if you can hold off another hour or so, things are looking pretty g live look at center city just some clouds over us right now few areas of light rain around philadelphia as it rapidly moves off to the east. storm is moving pretty quickly. so like i said by mid morning we

could be seeing a few breaks in those clouds an little bit of sunshine. so check it out on storm scan3. pretty strong storm system with the bulk of the rain offshore up across southern new england right now. looks like parts of long island and cape cod getting hammered with heavy rain and heavier snow noose interior new england through upstate new york and vermont and eventually new hampshire. there you go the back edge of the rain now moving through parts of chester county right now, berks county, so that will be the end of the rain. little bit closer here heavier pockets of rain towards allentown and northampton coun county. even south jersey few showers delaware looking much better. looks like see confidential conte maryland you guys are drying out and that will be the trend this morning. temperatures not too bad. generally in the low to mid 40s to our south across delaware southern new jersey it does get colder farther north and west of the see. 42 in palmyra. malvern chalfont we are looking upper 30s upper 30s as well allentown, quakertown, mid 30s in the poconos and far northern mountains we can see a few wet

snowflakes early this morning. not going to amount to anything. all right. winds they'll kick up later on this morning into the afternoon. as they're switching out of the west to northwest gusting over 20 miles per hour through the afternoon so little bit breezy at times. that wind energy continues across our region tonight. 9:00 o'clock still winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. if you don't like the wind no worries for sunday. those winds really start to relax little bit. but we are talking about some colder air. now the true arctic cold air is not going to come in here until late sunday night into monday when they get this arctic front through here. early neck week look out once again talking about a surge cold temperatures with highs running a good five to even 10 degrees below average. some spots may not make it out of the 20s on monday afternoon. today improving conditions with the clear skies, temperatures upper 40 toes low 50s in some of the warmest spots and then turning colder on sunday. 30s to around 40 degrees much it gets real cold on monday with high of only near 30. so once again below freezing just like early last week and

temperatures may feel like single digits and teens at time. break down your day today. root now still the back of the rain moving through the region by eight, 9:00 o'clock drying out even some clouds breaking up to our south and west. into the afternoon we go. generally partly sunny skies. so overall not bad day with temperatures running above average. tomorrow morning, it's dry, you may see a little bit of sun early but they'll be clouds thickening up a storm to our south. most of that energy stays offshore maybe extreme southern new jersey, southern delaware see a few snow showers from that system. all right. let's talk about the temperatu temperatures. today some lucky spots may get up to around 50 degrees. colder north and west. berks county lehigh valley stuck in the 40s and then tonight, noticeably colder around freezing for the city. 20s in the suburbs. and then the big change in the temperatures on sunday. kind of that transition day. closer to average upper 30 toss near 40 we get ready for that cold arctic blast early next week. so today clearing skies, breezy, 51 for the high temperature for the city. tonight 33, partly cloudy, it's cold and that martin luther king

forecast, look at that. sun and clouds, cold and blustery high of only 29 degrees with gusty winds. tears that extended forecast overall pretty dry. again, high of near 40 on sunday maybe a snow shower across the southern shore points new jersey and delaware. upper 20s on monday. looks like rahel next week just a cold dry week with temperatures holding in the 30s. back over to you. >> justin, so hard to keep up with this weather. thank you. on the health watch new technology developed by google surprisingly low tech. it's a cardboard box that can provide 3d imagery. as health reporter stephanie stahl tells us it was used to save a baby's live. >> reporter: four month old baby is alive in recovering with her parents by her side. thanks to this small cardboard box with two small lenses and a smart phone inside. >> finding out after the fact that this help safe her life, i mean, that's phenomenal. >> reporter: box known as google cardboard was used by a team of pediatric heart surgeons to save the baby's live.

she has a twin sister riley was born with only one lung and half a heart. the first doctors toll the family there was nothing they can do. >> family was given the worst prognosis you can imagine and they were told that she was inoperable that's a word we hate here. >> reporter: miami team was willing to try something new. they took computer scans of her heart and lungs and up loaded the images to a smart phone. they were then able to look at 3d images of her tiny heart and lung using google cardboard a virtual reality vr platform that can provide detailed images. >> the old vr images we used to get were too grainy, not spec enough for the fine detail you need to do a delicate open heart repair on baby. >> reporter: google cardboard virtual reality allowed doctors to visualize the baby's heart in relation to all of her other organs making the operation much simpler. >> being innovative seems to be the goal of this hospital and these doctors, and innovation is

what saved our daughter's live. >> reporter: you don't need to be a doctor to use the technology. google cardboard devices can easily be found online in the apps turn your phone into a virtual reality device. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". ♪ still ahead on "eyewitness news", after sean penn sits down with charlie rose on 60 minutes about his secret interview with the mexican drug lord known as el chapo. we'll have a preview. >> philly's own kevin hart goes for another ride along this weekend. what he says about the chemistry he has with his co-star coming up next. ♪

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♪ mexican authorities say sean penn' interview helped lead to guzman' recapture and out come the actor says is far from the truth. correspondent kenneth craig has a preview on sunday's 60 minutes episode. >> there is this myth about the visit that we made. >> reporter: sean penn tells 60 minutes charlie rose that he does not believe his october interview with joaquin el chapo guzman led to the drug lord's capture last week. >> so as far as you know you had nothing to do and your visit had nothing to do with his recaptu

recapture? the mexican government they remember clearly very humiliated by the notion that someone found him before they did. well, nobody found him before they did. we didn't -- we're not smarter than the dea or mexican intelligence. we had a contact upon which we were able to facilitate an invitation. >> reporter: guzman escaped one of mexico's maximum security prisons last july. by crawling through a hole in a shower and a mile long tunnel 30 feet underground. guzman is believed to be responsible for as many as 34,000 deaths. officials say his cartel is the number one supplier of heroin, cocaine and marijuana to the u.s. >> do you believe that the mexican government released this in part because they wanted to see you blamed and to put you at risk? >> yes. they wanted to encourage the cartel to put you in their crosshairs? >> yes.

>> are you fearful for your life? >> no. >> reporter: penn says the focus on on his meet wig guzman recent capture means his article which was supposed to bring attention to the war on drugs has failed. kenneth craig for cbs3 "eyewitness news". and you can catch charlie rose's full interview with actor sean penn on a special edition of 60 minutes that airs tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on cb cbs3. at the movies this weekend, fill's own kevin hart is back on the big screen with more laughs. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight takes look at some new movies that could end star wars reign on top of box office. >> reporter: this week kevin hart and ice cube reunite to bring down the bad guys and bond a little bit more in ride along two and michael bay brings the recent real life events from libya to the big screen in 13 hours the secret soldiers of benghazi. >> benghazi is under attack. we need immediate assistance. >> 13 hours the see cell

soldiers of benghazi tells the unknown story of the security team on the ground in libya in 2012 that risked everything to do what they could to save 36 american lives. while michael bay bring the action it's the human part of the story that brought on stars like john krasinski. >> these six heroes put their lives on the line and so to me what really connected me to the movie was it's the true definition of heroism. to do the right thing at all costs even that if that cost is the most extreme. >> none of you have to go. we are the only help they have. >> the brothers in law just got to town. >> you say that again, i'll shoot you in the face. >> ride along two ice cube and kevin hart team up again. this time to take down miami drug dealers just before they become actual brothers in law. and the dynamic duo you see on screen plays out in real lifetime. >> it's fun. always hilarious. always spontaneous. we got great chemistry and, you know, a -- we ain't best friends forever. >> no. that's not true.

>> we best friends for now. >> best friends! >> we best friends while we doing this promo. >> we bev friends. >> you know, you can't -- you cannot not have fun with this dude. >> lose him. >> hold on. >> are you signaling? >> it's a force of habit. >> for entertainment tonight, kevin frazier back to you in the studio. >> all right. those look like they're having so much fun for all the latest hollywood news watch entertainment tonight on every week night at seven right here on cbs3. coming up in the next half hour, on "eyewitness news", a local college is offering free tuition. it all comes down to an internship. we'll have the details. and are changing coming that could impact your rush hour drive? the new proposal that may help you get to work faster. we'll tell you about it coming up next. ♪

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from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". well, you need the umbrella right now, but not for much longer. storm system is moving on after bringing drenching rains overnight. justin drabick will have the latest. protests after a boiler explosion at a philadelphia elementary school critically injuries a maintenance worker watch these workers are demanding from the school district and we'll have this. >> if you still need to get riffed your christmas tree and you want to help the

environment, why not bring it to the beach? cleve bryan coming up how officials in toms river say they'll use christmas trees to fill up the dunes. today is saturday, january 16th. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. meteorologist justin drabick joining us on the "eyewitness weather" center, justin, certainly a wet start to the week but thing are changing. >> right. it got a little bit rough last night. heavy rain rolling through. >> overnight. >> yeah. good news for the weekend people have plans outside looking okay. actually temperatures really not that bad for mid january. >> very mild. >> get up to around 50. don't get used it to. bring that colder air back. you know it will happen once again talking about another shot of arctic air coming in our forecast but today, here's what's happening right now. the last of the rain really rolling through from the city off to the north and east. the heaviest rain up towards the lehigh valley again give it a 15 minutes or half an hour most areas will begin to dry out you may get a stray sprinkle lingering that's about it. so hold off heading outside for another half hour most areas

should be okay. little bit cool this morning. 43 at the airport. we are in the 30s to the far north and west lehigh valley. poconos in the mid 30s this ho hour. suburbs willow grove in at 40 degrees. doylestown you're at 38. visibility fog the only issue is well to the north and west lehigh valley, berks county not actual -- that's actually up proving now and the wind will start to kick up scowering out the fog. this morning the rain comes to an end over the next hour from southwest to northeast. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. this afternoon not too bad. few peeks of sunshine, it's breezy. 40s to around 50 degrees for the high temperature. 51 for the city. today and then tomorrow still some clouds around but it will get noticeably colder with a high of only around 40 degrees. that just sets the stage for that cold arctic air for the holiday on monday. we'll get to that full forecast coming up in a few minutes. rahel, back over to you. >> justin thanks lot members of the union representing physical school district maintenance workers want safety improvements on the job. they're protesting after a boiler explosion at an

elementary school. we get more from "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco. >> reporter: friday the school workers union rallied outside school district headquarters demanding action after a worker is seriously injured. >> what is the district going to do in regard of making these schools safer. >> reporter: chopper three over an explosion inside fs edmunds elementary school that sent a schoolwork kerr to the hospital and evacuated the building with hundreds of children and side. >> the mechanic was trying to get the boiler started back up again. that's what we know. and then the explosion occurred. >> reporter: the 6184 old maintenance worker was rescued from the boiler room and taken to the hospital where he remains in a medica medically induced cb match the mayor now vowing to send inspectors out to all the schools next week. >> tuesday morning, we're going to be out early and everywhere to take look and assess what we need and get the resources we need to fix it. >> we need to fix these schools so our kids aren't in danger. we have one of our member take the hit right now but it could have been many children. >> reporter: the school

district says boilers are repaired every two years and they've spent more than 83 million on boilers in the last 10 years. >> we have a lot of buildings that are quite old. right now we believe there is about $4 billion in need of maintenance for our buildings. >> reporter: the mayor now demanding more money from the state. that worker is in serious but stable condition at einstein medical center. the school has been closed since the incident happened but there are plans to reopen tuesday when work to the boiler is complete. in east mt. airy, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> rowan college at gloucester county is launching two initiatives to make school more affordable. first initiative calls for students who intern with gloucester county government to get free tuition for two years. the second initiative is three plus one program. it allows students to get a bachelor's degree by taking three years at rowan college and one year at rowan university. >> this degree would be

bachelor's degree at approximately $28,000. now students are looking at us that never look at us before. >> keating says quality of an to havable education for students is always on his mine. calls for justice in port richmond from friends and family of ryan kelly. local man who was murdered on thanksgiving day. "eyewitness news" on the 3500 block of gall street for vigil last night. kelly was murdered just two blocks away in the 3600 block of almond street back in november. police found kelly lying in the road suffering from gunshot wounds. he later died at a local hospital. investigators have made no arrests and believe his killers are also responsible for a number of robberies in the area. anyone with information should call philadelphia police. philadelphia police also need your help identifying the man in this composite sketch. the suspect is wanted for robbing and shooting an elderly woman in the face as she walk into the 7100 block of erred trick street in tacony on new year's eve.

police say the suspect was driving this white nissan maxima you just saw there on your screen. it was last seen getting on i-95 heading toward bucks county. $6,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arre arrest. an elderly woman is seriously hurt after her neighbor's car smashes through her wilmington home. chopper three over cold fax court friday morning. the 73-year-old vick testimony was trapped under the car for about half an hour. police say they are neighbor was cited for reckless driving. and penndot is considering an unusual option to ease congestion on the traffic clog schuylkill expressway. officials are studying the idea of opening the shoulder to traffic between route 1 and 202 during peak times. right now it's illegal to drive on the shoulder, you should know, but penndot says the shoulders would need widening and that's a big challenge since much of the road is squeezed between sheets of rock and the river. some drivers we talk to say they think it just might work. >> it's going to be pretty nice

because there's always a lot of traffic and it would clear things up a lot. >> if we can expand that road in any possible way it would be a good thing. >> the penndot study is also considering other improvements such as variable speed limits, new signage and high-tech monitoring of traffic. there's no time frame when all the improvements could be put into place. well have you taken down your christmas tree yet? if you haven't, today is the last day to recycle those trees in philadelphia. all you have to do is drop off your tree at one of six different locations across the city and we listed those on your screen. the recycling centers are open from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today. if you missed any of those locations we'll also put them up on our website at cbsphilly.com. well, christmas may be over, but it is not the end of the road for some christmas trees. in instead of going out to the curb for pick up they're going to the dunes down the shore. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us why. it's a good idea. >> reporter: bill mullen can only smile when he sees several

dozen christmas trees stack up by the boardwalk in ortley beach. after surviving super storm sandy, anything that fortifies his former home is fine with him. >> well, it destroyed my home. my house wound up on the highw highway. >> reporter: toms river township is asking people who haven't yet diss cared their christmas trees to bring them to the lifeguard station at fourth avenue in ortley beach. the trees will be placed on the beach to help build up the dunes. >> the wind will do it what it's supposed to be and the sand will collect up around it in a couple months you won't see the trees any more. it will be a nice addition to our dune. report roar with so many small barges and lots of little needles, christmas trees are great for grabbing sand. the winter right after sandy island beach state park planted hundreds of trees. this is toms river township's first try. township officials say once they're done collecting all the christmas trees, they'll line them up on the beach between the small front dune that you see behind me and the larger dune back by the boardwalk. it's a win/win for the

environment recycling plant material and inexpensive beach protect. like some other shore towns, toms river says they're dealing with ease many issues before they can do a large scale beach replenish many project. >> this is just a small part that we can do to help nature along in the process while we await that project. >> reporter: deadline to drop off the trees is february 1st. in toms river township, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news". the stars of hgtv hit show property brothers will be in philadelphia today for the first he have philly home and garden show. jonathan and drew scott who appear on the show will be at the greater philadelphia expo center at oaks for q and a session and neat and greet. entire home and garden show runs through tomorrow and offers ideas for home design and renovation projects. coming up next on "eyewitness news", a pennsylvania driver gets quite a surprise. bizarre crash that ended with deer in the back seat. and also ahead, firefighters rushed to save a puppy from an icy cold lake.

we'll take you inside the complicated rescue. and justin drabick is back with drier conditions for the rest of the weekend but also a drop in temperatures. we have the seven day forecast coming up next.

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a driver's unusually close encounter with a deer left her car severely damaged. the woman was driving just north of hazel town when a deer crash through her windshield and landed in the back seat. first times responders think the deer miff jumped off an embankment. >> seeing the characteristics of how the roof and the windshield looked it was a dead give away this was not going to be normal dear versus car situation. >> they say the driver is lucky to have suffered only minor injuries. the deer however did die on impact. with cameras rolling, firefighters jump into a frozen lake in west milford, new jersey to pull a drowning puppy to safety. scott rappaport of our sister station cbs two in new york spoke with the patient rescuers who say the puppy and the day. >> harrowing scene on lindy's lake in west milford a german

shepherd puppy sick months old falling through a hole in the ice into the frigid waters. rescuers from the volunteer fire department here crawling out on to the lake on their knees to try and safe him. >> let him get him out. get him out. >> west west milford firefighters recording it all. >> the dog was drowning in the ice. >> he went on to the ice a couple times. >> reporter: police say the dog got out of its owner's yard next door and into a world of trouble and danger and saving him will not be easy. deputy chief darrin williams dressed in cold water survival suit goes into the freezing water as the ice blows him cracks while trying to bring the puppy out. the dog is frightened and resists actually biting the rescuers and swimming away. >> he wasn't happy to see us you havely. he was pretty frightened and pretty scared and decided to bite us a lot. >> the challenge not only getting the dog out but getting him out before hypothermia sets in. >> use the sled. put it in front of him.

>> finally after sick minutes, come on, he's coming. there we go. >> the puppy is brought to safety. firefighters tell us cold but okay. the rescuers all safe as well. >> we were quick we got there in time and we saved the pup much he's doing good. >> i was so scared. >> yeah yeah. >> heartfelt thank you from the dog's owner yolanda ortiz to the men who saved her pup from a frozen fate. scott rap port, cbs two news. >> every pet owner's worst nightmare. justin joining us now. justin, pretty warm today unlike what we saw there. >> no winter like precipitation coming out today of for most part. get ready for cold air early next week. dealing with little bit of rain this morning we'll be seeing improvements. here we government really the trend today will be drying out. turns breezy winds gusting over 25 miles an hour at times but that helps bring in that drier air. get ready for another arctic blast coming back at us in the forecast i'll show that you in just a bit.

here's over setup. pretty strong storm system getting its act together but the bulk of the energy is well to the north and east across southern new england. check it out. very heavy rain showing up in the brighter yellows and oranges there across eastern connecticut this hour heading towards cape cod. we're on the back edge of the rain now moving through parts of chester county the city is drying out. leftover steadier rain maybe across normal hampton county in the poconos right now. that should exit within the next half hour. then to our west, we'll start to break up those clouds a little bit and seeing a little bit of sunshine later this morning into the afternoon. some decent rainfall amounts especially south and east of the city. you get towards central delaware kent county sussex county southern new jersey you see a lot of green here showing up indicating around an inch of rain estimate beside rash day around the city about .30 of an inch as the storm system continues to exit the region. temperature wise, with the clouds in place, we're writ much uniform look at the 44s in delaware this hour. 41 up in newark. mid fours millville and atlantic city at the airport. similar conditions around philadelphia.

43 in trenton. 42 palmyra. let's little bit colder to the north and west reading, pottstown, allentown all in the upper 30s this hour but overall our temperatures are going to be above average today. now maybe you're hitting the slopes for skiing and ride dag little bit wet this morning. but things at least dry through remainder of the day up in the poconos high today around 39 degrees. clouds it will get windy at times. tomorrow cooling down to 31 for the high. generally mostly cloudy skies maybe get scattered snow shower coming in later in the afternoon on sunday. so here are the current ski reports jack frost opened full capacity in 20 trails one to 2-foot base there. big boulder at nine trails also open today. camelback in good shape with 25 trails open. up to 36-inches of snow. blue mountain 26 trails, 24 to 48-inches snow. not bad conditions for skiing or ride dag. we'll get that colder air crank out the snow guns again early neglect week. storm continues to move on out by the afternoon we see a little bit of sunshine developing. and then tonight, it does stay

dry. tomorrow morning actually a little bit of sun early. but notice the storm system to the south and east of us. it actually stays offshore but it could clip parts of southern delaware and new jersey with a few rain or snow showers tomorrow afternoon. everybody else pretty much dry. maybe scatter the snow shower in the poconos then arctic comes that was sunday night. that just ushers in cold air in the forecast for monday. so today again well above average. temperatures close to 50 degrees for the warm spots today. our average high this time of year is 40. to get gets down to freezing for the city. little bit colder in the suburbs and wind will make it feel colder at times a cooler day on sunday. upper 30s to around 40 degrees. so again clearing skies today. it's breezy 51 for the high temperature northwest winds gust to 25. tonight cold partly cloudy, 33 for the city. 20s in the suburbs and here's that extended forecast. overall, it is dry. maybe you get a snow shower or flurry late sunday night with that arctic front but it does get cold highs on monday 29 degrees with the wind.

it will feel like single digits and teens, and locked into a cool weather pattern next week. 30s with some sunshine. but still we don't see any big storms coming at us just yet but we have the cold air in place. a lot of peel want the snow. >> he it all has to come together. >> at this point in the year i will take rain any day over snow. >> i hear you. >> at least for now. >> all right. i'll work on that. >> thanks justin. check out this cool picture from space. this is a look at hurricane alex which reached hurricane strength thursday morning. it has since weakened to tropical storm. alex was a rare january hurricane in the atlantic. last one to form in the atlantic in january was in 1938. well, looking to add a little extra protein to your diet? how about trying cricket pesto or cricket crusted beef? coming up next -- yum. some pennsylvania cull millionaire students make a four course meal with the crawly inn agreed yen. >> was doug pederson a good teammate in his wholly year for

the eagles. does that make him

>> picking head coach is not an easy thing to do. remember when the phillies i would charlie manuel over jim lee land. many fans weren't happy charlie able to guide the phillies to world championship and became the winningly yesterday manager in team history. well the eagles pick doug pederson over tom coughlin and ben mca do is dug the right choice. pat gallen talk to eagles nation about the new man in charge. >> once the kansas city chiefs are eliminated doug pederson will become the eagles next head coach. but can you pick him out of a lineup? >> oh, my god! >> you sure. >> i think. >> are you sure?

>> yes. >> you're positive? >> absolutely. >> you're correct. >> i think it's this gentleman. >> are you sure? >> no. >> you're not sure? >> is that your final answer. >> that's my answer. >> you are correct. >> i don't recognize without his cap on. is it him. >> incorrect. >> no. >> no. >> i have no idea. >> no, you know. >> no idea. >> take stab at it. >> let's say this guy right here. >> that is incorrect. >> pederson isn't well known and he's certainly wasn't the hottest coaching name available. but would you pick him over chip kelly? >> over 1100 people responded on twitter and 51% would still rather have kelly than pederson. >> right now i'll go to go with doug. because i think atmosphere not more jovial but workable. it won't be hostile work environment. >> right now either rather have doug pederson than chip kelly. i have zero confidence in chip kelly would have been able to turn it around here. i felt he burn his bridges

already. >> while doug pederson may not be a known commodity around the nfl or here in philadelphia, he will be the man to that is charged with turning this franchise around the way his old boss andy reid once did here in 1999. from south philadelphia, pat gallen, "eyewitness sports". >> the man pederson will replace chip kelly is out west setting up for his new job he as head coach of the 49ers. toured the team's practice facility and signed a four-year deal worth $24 million. eagles off the hook for the 13 million they owed him for the last two of has deal. they signed chip because of his name plus his offensive scheme that will benefit quarterback colin kaepernick. 49ers will be formal introducing chip next week. the flyers back on the ice this afternoon when the rangers visit the wells fargo center. they're looking to extend that winning streak to five games and guess who showed up to practice yesterday? texans defensive end

jjwatt much he's a huge hockey fan. imagine taking a check from that guy. >> i'm lesley van arsdall. have a great day. >> newly discovered 122-foot skeleton is on display at new york's american museum of natural history. it dwarfs their blue whale model by 30 feet. in fact it is so big it doesn't even fit in the space part of the 39-foot neck will extent out of the entrance greeting visitors. well, hello. experts say the dinosaur lived about 100 million years ago. it's skeleton was found in argentina in 2012. we'll know it's official name in about a month. well, it may make your skin crawl but one culinary program in pennsylvania is working to add little extra pro tone in their dishes. as dave crowley reports from our sister station in pittsburgh, the chefs are cooking with cricketcrickets. we went ahead and branched the kricks and fried them really crispy seasoned them. >> reporter: chef sean kulp

and culinary students at the art institute of pittsburgh prepare a four course meal common ingredient, kricks. >> basically what we have here is culinary entomology. >> reporter: frozen crickets were shipped here by big cricket farms of young ton ohio. founder kevin, says they're raised in plastic boxes. >> the crickets live in the bo boxes with kind of egg cartons to give them housing and then food and water. they do most of the work for us. >> reporter: in world where 2 billion people eat insects, we're the odd balls. students chef steven slow come was skeptical. >> at first i was a little weirded out. >> reporter: now that he's tried them,. >> i would eventually like to put it into my restaurant. try to introduce it a little more. >> reporter: the appetizer -- >> krick pesto which we made a basil and krick pesto enhanced with the crickets. >> reporter: i guess this would be croquette de croquette. >> i think they just add some

body to everything i daveed. >> reporter: fresh from the pan cricket crusted beef with horseradish. now that's a rare dish. >> i made a little turnip up i'll but sauteed crickets inn seed. >> reporter: there are no bake crickets on the twiced bake potato. >> i didn't want to over cricket the dish. >> reporter: that just won be cricket. >> if i had to describe the flavor kind of nutty. you have to try it yourselfly. >> reporter: now you've done it. this is the first time i've ever swallowed an insect on purpose any way. tastes like chicken. with the pest to resistance, i'm dave crowley. >> don't knock it until you try it. and stelai header on "eyewitness news", joe biden brings his campaign to cure cancer to philadelphia visiting penn's medicine's cancer center. we'll take you inside the lab at penn for an experimental treatment is saving lives. i feel like maybe 95.

>> she says she feels like she's knife but she sure doesn't look it that new jersey woman is actually 102 years old and she's still teaching. wait until you hear her story. and a lot of rain to start the weekend but drier conditions are on the way. justin drabick is back with your saturday forecast. stay with us. ♪ one of the cool perks of this place is you can eat as much cereal as you want. it's like i'm going to work to get some. alrighty.

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cbs3 "eyewitness news". a wet start to the weekend but good news if you have plans outside today. storm scan3 shows the rain moving off and justin drabick is coming up next with the forecast for the rest of the day and the week. also ahead, a new e-mail surface that is could potentially did he rail the case against bill which is bee. we've got the details. and investors are on edge after big losses on wall street. we're live with what's fueling the stock market slump. today is saturday, january 16th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. right now, it is about 42 degrees. 6:00 o'clock in center city philadelphia this morning. and meteorologist justin drabick joining us now. that rain overnight was so hea heavy. i could hear it from inside of my house. >> really no one wants it to rain the weekend. it will be out of here pretty fast-moving system. that's what we like. you can digit umbrella in most areas aly